UK Workplace Pension Participation Surges to Record High
Auto enrollment helps portion of workers with pensions rise to 73% from 47% in five years.
Auto enrollment helps portion of workers with pensions rise to 73% from 47% in five years.
Government windfall rises to £110 million from £10 million in 10 years.
Report shows pensions’ funding ratio increased 2% in April.
Consultant JLT suggests plans de-risk following monetary policy discussions, regulator warnings.
Report touts benefits of incorporating ethical investing into fixed income.
Men receive an average of £153.86 a week, compared to £125.98 for women
Report says sponsors must be aware of three new kinds of risk.
The funded status of the 100 largest US defined benefit plans rises nearly 5% to 86%.
Report says pension cuts reduce the public sector’s ability to compete for new employees.
Despite the sharp rise, the aggregate deficit is down 29% from 2017.
Report finds pubic pensions are hunkering down as corporate pensions are winding down.
Report suggests states assume annual returns of 6.5% for the next decade.
Tracking portfolio reverses last year’s gains after surging in January.
Survey also finds 16% will opt out due to recent mandatory contribution increases.
Mandatory Provident Fund is down 0.26% for year despite strong January.